Book your energy clinic slot now
Book your energy clinic appointment slot now. Appointments are completely confidential. Our office is located on the first floor of the Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre.
Raytown Energy Dock
The Raytown Energy Dock is a free, independent energy advice clinic for the local Ringsend and Irishtown community, providing support on everything from lowering your bills right through to home energy upgrades.
October 2025 onwards
About the Raytown Energy Dock
The Raytown Energy Dock is a free, independent energy advice clinic for the local Ringsend and Irishtown community, providing support on everything from lowering your bills right through to home energy upgrades.
It is supported through the REGEN project, which is co-funded by the European Union through the Horizon Europe programme.
Office hours: The office is open to the public from 9:30am – 12:30pm every Thursday.
How we can help
Whether you’re looking for simple ways to lower your energy bills, advice on home energy grants or easy actions to save energy, you can drop into our office every Thursday from 9.30am–12.30pm for free, impartial advice.
Practical energy guidance
We help you understand the practical steps you can take to improve your energy use. Simply book a slot online or email/phone us to book your slot. Drop-ins are also welcome.
Free, independent advice
We provide free, confidential and independent advice to help you save energy at home and reduce your bills.
Energy upgrades and grants
Learn more about energy upgrades and grants available for your home, business or community building.
Borrow a Home Energy Saving Kit for free
Did you know that you can borrow a Home Energy Saving Kit free of charge from the Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre?
The kit contains five practical tools to help you identify where you are using energy most in your home.
Simply email us at raytownenergydock@codema.ie or ask at reception at the Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre for further details.
Calendar of events
At the end of 2025, we brought you some great events focused on areas such as understanding your energy bill, managing your money and low-cost ways to save energy with our Home Energy Saving Kit.
We are excited to bring you even more events this year, so make sure to check back on this page for event updates in 2026.
We want your feedback
Thee Raytown Energy Dock is in a pilot phase and we welcome all feedback.
As with any new initiative, some things may work well right away while others might need a bit of adjustment. Please take a moment to fill out our feedback form and share your thoughts – we’d love to hear from you!
Meet the Raytown Energy Dock team
Sarah McEllistrem
Public Engagement and Stakeholder Coordinator
Sarah McEllistrem
Public Engagement and Stakeholder Coordinator
Sarah joined the Codema team in March 2023 as our Public Engagement and Stakeholder Coordinator. Sarah holds a LL.B (Honours Degree) in Law and French from Trinity College Dublin and a Higher Diploma in Sustainability in Enterprise from University College Cork. Prior to joining Codema, Sarah worked as a Travel Officer with Green-Schools An Taisce where she was involved in delivering environmental education workshops and promoting sustainable travel modes to schools across the Greater Dublin Area.
Katie Harrington
Executive Manager - Public and Stakeholder Engagement
Katie Harrington
Executive Manager - Public and Stakeholder Engagement
Katie joined the team in July 2020 and is Codema’s Executive Manager in the area of Public and Stakeholder Engagement. Katie is responsible for leading all public engagement projects within Codema such as developing a comprehensive community engagement process to support the development of Decarbonising Zones. Katie is the lead on the Zero Together project, which has involved engaging a diverse group of stakeholders to collaborate on the best pathways to move Dublin towards net-zero. Katie holds a BSc in Marketing from DIT, a postgraduate diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute and a MSc in Climate Change: Policy, Media and Society from DCU.
Eimear Rodgers
Energy and Climate Awareness Officer
Eimear Rodgers
Energy and Climate Awareness Officer
Eimear joined as Codema's Energy and Climate Awareness Officer in August 2025. She holds a BSc in Geography and a MSc in Leadership for Sustainable Development, both from Queen's University, Belfast. Before joining Codema, Eimear previously worked as both a sustainability consultant and ESG consultant, where she focused on sustainability strategy development, reporting, training and workshop delivery and sustainability-related business clusters. She has demonstrated capability in building relationships and maintaining positive stakeholder relations, with a considerable amount of experience in representing previous employers at public events.
Hours
9:30am - 12:30pm every Thursday.
